GAME DAY NFC Championship - Rams at Seahawks

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Still anyone's game.

Awful final offensive drive. Ronnie Rivers? Why is he on the field at all, let alone who gets the ball? If you're doing that just run it, maybe you make it to the 1st down, if not at least you bleed clock.

Secondary is awful. Not sure if the scheme or the players or both but WR1s every damn week are just roaming around in the end zone, with a short field, with nobody even in the vicinity. Come on...

Need way more pressure on Darnold.

Refs 100% are going to make this difficult on LA. Seattle getting all the (non) calls.
 
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One comment. Back breaking kick in the nuts for the D to cough up the lead with 54 seconds left. Every damn time. Mcvay was calling a great game , but crapped to bed there. My confidence took a massive hit there. The Hags have all the momentum now , after we took control. Life of a Rams fan. It never ends

Offensive junkie whore cant help himself.

After Chicago game he's saying how bad he was. I'm starting to totally believe him.
 
Since the last hawks game the only time this offense has had back to back scoring drives was the weak as cardinals. Even if rivers catches the ball the rams punt.
Come on man.
 
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If I am Seattle I am throwing deep because I know it’s only a 4 man rush 90% if the time and the scheme is soft zone deep which means wide open
 
Missed tackles aren't on Shula. I'm luke-warm on him though. I wouldn't mind seeing what he can do with a better secondary. But this defence has been awful
They are and they aren't. It's how they are taught. Seahawks defenders always moving towards the ball carrier. Ours are always waiting for the ball carrier. The entire scheme and philosophy is too conservative.